Sentence examples for never swallow from inspiring English sources

"Friendly fire" was a euphemism Ms. Talley could never swallow.

Now Theaterworks/USA is offering a new musical version that hinges on a more contemporary admonition: never swallow your chewing gum.

WASHINGTON — With a disappointing election in his rear view mirror and a budget compromise he could never swallow on the horizon, Senator Jim DeMint, the conservative Republican from South Carolina who helped ignite the Tea Party movement, is leaving the Senate to become president of the Heritage Foundation, a conservative research group.

But against this hope, and against the waves of pro-Lawrence partisanship that flooded the court from the public gallery, stood the unanimous opinion of the professional crime reporters that acquittal was impossible: 'They'll never swallow those words', as one of them put it, with a kind of cynical smugness that seems, even in memory, peculiarly detestable.

In addition they must never swallow any water.

But the architects of Obamacare would never swallow it.

Though she has had four children, domesticity never swallowed her.

But he never swallows it, none of us does, do we.

But the key structural issues, such as the congested housing market and rigid labour regulations, were nowhere to be seen.Many see in this the handiwork of Mr Wilders, who never swallowed the austerity pill.

After all, many publishers of original content – the likes of the Financial Times or the Wall Street Journal – have never swallowed the cyber-utopian pill, happily charging subscription fees to their users.

What distinguishes Dworkin from many of her contemporaries is that she has never swallowed any of the guff about women having all that nurturing caring gentleness encoded within the DNA.